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February 1, 1969Applied Physics Letters34 citations

MICROWAVE FREQUENCY ACOUSTIC SURFACE WAVE PROPAGATION LOSSES IN LiNbO3

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ASA.J. Slobodnik

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Deflection of laser light has been used to measure room-temperature acoustic surface wave propagation losses in LiNbO3 at both 1 and 2 GHz. In addition, surface wave delay lines operating at 1 GHz using fundamental frequency interdigital transducers and at 2 and 3 GHz using 3rd and 5th harmonic frequencies are described.

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